The patient can start walking and moving after a day, the patient can return to his daily life one week after the procedure, the full recovery period varies between 4-6 weeks depending on the nutrition and exercise conditions of the person.

Although the amount of oedema that may occur after the procedure varies from person to person, any oedema formation is considered as normal. Avoidance of oedematous foods before and after the procedure and the exercise conditions of the patient are the most important factors affecting oedema. A light massage to help relieve oedema will help remove oedema. However, lymphatic drainage units can be used.

No matter how sensitive and careful the procedure is carried out, vague bruising may occur because the body tissue is changed. These bruises can be noticed more in light-skinned people and usually disappear within 1-2 weeks.

Although the possibility of sagging after liposuction is low, it may occur in certain situations. It is a situation that varies according to the skin quality of the patient, and after a detailed examination, the appropriate liposuction method should be determined. In this regard, factors such as age and gender play a decisive role. Depending on the aging, the elasticity rate decreases and the recovery rate of the tissue decreases. Since men have tighter connective tissue than women, their incidence is much lower. Considering these, it is likely to occur in the inner thighs, underarms and under the navel areas where the skin quality deteriorates more quickly.

Wavy skin occurring after liposuction refers to the wavy appearance on the skin, which is caused by the non-regular distribution of the subcutaneous fat tissue, and the reason is that the fats are not taken homogeneously during the procedure. In order to prevent this situation, the procedure must be performed by an experienced and specialized doctor.

Your doctor should definitely prescribe the time to start the post-operative massage and the technique of the massage. Massage is not the same for every patient and not recommended for some patients.

Liposuction does not guarantee that you will not become fat again or gain weight, it only allows you to get rid of your existing fat.

Your doctor should definitely prescribe the time to start the post-operative massage and the technique of the massage. Massage is not the same for every patient and not recommended for some patients.

Suction assisted Liposuction: It refers to the mechanical disintegration and liquefaction of the adipose tissue with cannulas, and its removal by suction.

Vaser/Ultrasonic Liposuction: It refers to the process of removing the adipose tissue with the power of suction after breaking up and liquefying the adipose tissue with sound waves. The most important advantage is that it does not affect tissues such as muscles, nerves and vessels, as it specifically makes an impact on the fat tissue, and it ensures that the fat tissue is removed from the subcutaneous tissue more homogeneously.

Power Assisted Liposuction: The difference compared to suction assisted liposuction, which is the most classic liposuction method, is that in classical liposuction, the cannulas are moved with muscle power, while in this method, the head of the cannulas moves back and forth at a rate of 300 per minute, breaking the fat tissue and this provides comfort to the physician.

Laser Liposuction/Lipolysis: The most important difference compared to other liposuction methods is that suction is not performed with a cannula to remove the fat tissue from the body. With the help of a special laser, the fat cells are broken down and the metabolism is expected to naturally remove these fat cells from the body.

While the technological methods and techniques used develop over time, the technique that gives the best results is always the technique in which the physician is specialized and a reliable efficiency can be achieved.

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